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When police found three “fairly mummified” bodies at a remote campsite in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado two weeks ago, they were baffled. Two of the bodies were found inside a tent that was still zipped up while the other body was in a wooded area a short distance away.

Brett Goldstein is embarking on his highly anticipated inaugural live standup tour across North America. Titled the «Second Best Night of Your Life Tour,» the British performer promises to deliver an unforgettable evening of laughter and entertainment. With his exceptional comedic timing and captivating storytelling, Goldstein has already gained significant recognition in the comedy circuit. Now, he is ready to delight fans across America with his wit and humour.

By Jeffrey Dastin

By Tatiana Bautzer and Pete Schroeder

Investing.com -- Sam Bankman-Fried is set to appear in a federal court on Wednesday as a judge considers whether to bar the founder of the now-bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX from making public statements ahead of his upcoming fraud trial.

British billionaire Joe Lewis has been criminally charged in New York with orchestrating a brazen insider trading scheme and has surrendered to US authorities in Manhattan, according to a report by news agency Reuters. The billionaire is expected to appear in court to face the insider trading charges, said a spokesperson for the US Attorney's office in Manhattan. Lewis, whose family trust controls a majority of the Tottenham Hotspur soccer team, passed tips about companies in which he invested to friends, personal assistants, private pilots and romantic partners, enabling them to reap millions of dollars of profit, according to Prosecuters.

By Luc Cohen and Jonathan Stempel

Ripple’s legal chief Stuart Alderoty says that a potential appeal by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) after the recent ruling could play into the hand of the company. 

CityPoint, a 36-story office building in London’s financial district, became one of the symbols of the financial crisis when a Beacon Capital Partners Inc. fund missed a payment on loans secured by the property just over a decade ago.

Joe Lewis, renowned as the owner of the prestigious Tottenham Hotspur soccer club in London, now faces serious legal troubles in the United States. Federal prosecutors in New York have levelled charges of insider trading against the 86-year-old mogul. The indictment alleges that Lewis disclosed confidential information from companies in which he held substantial investments to his inner circle, including personal pilots, assistants, and romantic partners. As the founder of investment firm Tavistock Group, Lewis is accused of committing 16 counts of securities fraud and three counts of conspiracy, spanning a period from 2013 to 2021. With a staggering net worth of $6.1 billion, according to Forbes magazine, Lewis' reputation as a high-profile billionaire magnate has been tarnished by these grave allegations. As the legal proceedings unfold, the outcome remains uncertain, and Lewis's financial empire and soccer club ownership could potentially be impacted.

By Jessica DiNapoli

British billionaire Joe Lewis, the owner of the Tottenham Hotspur soccer club in London, has been charged with insider trading in the US. 

Visa says its adjusted third-quarter profits rose by close to double digits, as the global payments company continues to benefit from broad shift of consumer behavior from cash to using credit and debit cards

Saudi Arabia aims to become the “ultimate global hub” of the $180 billion-a-year video game industry

A director of beef giant AACo leaked board conversations about a devastating hit from the Queensland floods to Premier League club-owner and billionaire Joe Lewis, according to an insider trading lawsuit.

By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed

₹440 on BSE in opening deals on Wednesday(July 26) a day after Tata Motors announced it will convert its DVR shares to ordinary shares which will result in a 4.2 per cent reduction in the number of outstanding equity shares, making it value accretive for all shareholders. As Mint reported, Tata Motors announced on Tuesday (July 25) along with its results that, upon the effectiveness of the Scheme, the company will issue 7 fully paid-up new ordinary shares with a face value of ₹2 for every 10 'A' ordinary shares with a face value of ₹2. This issuance will serve as consideration for the reduction and cancellation of the 'A' ordinary shares.

Mineral Resources has failed to hit guidance on lithium exports from its West Australian mine owned in partnership with New York giant Albemarle.

By Milana Vinn and Anirban Sen

Stocks that are trading heavily or have substantial price changes on Tuesday: General Electric, 3M rise; Raytheon, iRobot fall

Maine is poised to launch an offshore wind program that would meet clean energy goals and produce enough power for about 900,000 homes from floating wind turbines in the Gulf of Maine